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    Uganda: Civil Society wants two oil pipelines built

    October 24, 2013
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    South Sudan oil export pipeline to cost $3bn24 October 2013, Kampala – Civil society coalition on oil and gas (CSCO) in Uganda has asked government to consider building two oil pipe lines – one for transportation of crude oil and the other one which they termed as a reverse pipe line for the transportation of processed products.

    Speaking at their national conference on oil and gas in Entebbe, the oil advocacy civil society organisations said having a reverse oil pipe line would be cost effective on the side of government.

    “We are advocating for this kind of oil pipeline because it is cost effective and it can help us to transport processed products in the event that crude oil runs out,” said Henry Bazira the chairman CSCO.

    The organizations noted that having a single pipeline for transportation of only crude oil would create a gap in the transportation of the processed products.

    Recently during a meeting in Kampala for East Africa community (EAC) heads of state , the leaders agreed on two pipelines; one for finished products from Eldoret – Kampala to be extended to Rwanda and also have a reverse mechanism.
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